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Angel Food Cakes

And the only strictly pure Ice Cream
sold in the city delivered prompt aud
suro for dinner or tea by Joseph Specht
& Son. Telephone 49l.
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II. sANPsELL, Of Ottawa, Kas, Ia
loud In his praise Of both La-cu.pl a
and MAn.a.lin.
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" You want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l2i JET
ferson street.
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Don'l Eorpel.

The Knights Of tbs Red Branch pic
mic Sunday, July 10th, At Estival Park.
Admission, 90 centa. Ladies free.
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Don't Forget.

The Knights Of the Red Branch pio-
mic Sunday, July 10Th, a E,tival Park.
Admission, 80 cent?. Ladies' free,
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BARGAINS In Shoes this week al
Linkhauer 4 Lehman's.
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tpl DrnnEhl.

Nashville sulphur Water, ircan from
the syringe drAusht q A. Gar bal as
No. ga Main street. corner Beale.
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Dou'l Rorpet.

The knights Of the Red Branch pic.
mic Sunday, July 10th, II Estiyal Park.
Admission, 30 cenia Ladies' free.
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SPECIAL bargains In Shoes this week
a. Linkhausr Il Lehman's.
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Gall and see the bargains In Shoes
al Llnkhguer a Lehman's.
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LOOK NJ our bargains In Shoes this
Meek. LINknAuKN A LknnAN.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dsny's.Europess HateI.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
500, 100 and 81 per dAyi American Plan, %
ler day. First class Restaurant In tbs
Hotel. J. NJ. DUFFY no years with Pos.
body HotoD proprietoY.
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Peabody Hotel.

Ratoi o. 50 and o. usr day, according TO
siEe and location Of room-5pooiAl
rates made
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COTTON .mkaIoS nuLLEr,s.

From stations In the Memphis Dis.
trict for the "a houn ending July 3,
1887, 0 o'clock pm, 7bh meridian
time.
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GastOn's Hotel,

Gaston's Hotel.
W. II. BIEeHAH. ..MAsAoER.
European plan. ENLARGED and refurnishod.
Prices aoooi ding 10 size and Local
tim nj room-
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archaeological Report.
MssrHIs, TsxS., July 3, lsl

Maximum temperature, $50.
Minimum temperature, 7l,0.
Ozone, 10 am, 2.
Rainfall, q 90,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
New Year Greetings.

The following named ladies will keep
open houses Oh Monday, January End,
and receive and entertain callers at
the hours specified below:
The Misses Stailey, assisted by Mrs.
S. S. Stailey. will receive at their home
on Concord avenue, from two until five.
Mrs J. Dimes. assisted by Miss Ella
Bunker, will receive at her home on
Concord avenue, from two until five.
Mrs. l.. Corson, will receive at her
home on Concord avenue. from two .un-
Gil six.
Mrs.J NJ. Smith, assisted by Mrs. W.
o. Thompson. will receive at her home
on upper Wall St., from two until five.
A handsome young man, assisted by a
real. nice ~bald-headed gentleman, will
keep open house at the Office of THE
BLACK RANGE Sunday afternoon, and
will receive new years callers, strictly
on the French plan, from two o'clok TO
three D. m.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Messrs. Purdy and Day left on Tues
days coach for Socorro.
Mr.. Sam Brisacher left Friday for
El Paso. Sam was not struck with
our climate but as he hadn't come for
his health was unable to discover the
road to IA competent livelihood sorely
from the climatic point of view.
A number Of our young men are
drawing up good resolutions for the
new year. The boys are making great
calculations on the fact that 1888 will
be a leap year. Several have decided
TO be real shy. coy, uncertain and hard
to please and on no account to accept
the hrst offer that comes along.
Mr.. George Purdy. one Of the own
ers of the German mine. was in the
range this week looking up his mining
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

A Wichita. Kansas. dispatch OF the
22nd. says: The blizzard which swept
over this section continued for eighteen
hours. 1t is. however. still cold aud q
high wind blowing from the north.
The suffering In the rural districts TO
stock was great. In the southwestern
part Of the state the people are In a
destitute condition for want, not only
of fuel, but Of food. Mrs. Cowley,
who has just arrived here from Com
anche and Meade counties, says that
the people there have left their claims
to flock to the settlements, tearing
down houses and consuming lumber
yards TO furnish fuel. In Clark county
four cattlemen died from cold and
hunger. their bodies were found on the
prairie near their houses. A report
from Dightou says Mrs. Riley and four
children left their home In the slormtn
go to a nelghbor and persisted from the
cold. Many cattle have also died from
exposure and lack Of food.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

parts confeu great credit % Mss
Bunker, their teacher. who has given
every attention b Their training and
culture since the opening Of her school
here.
When you 70 10 Hillsborough don't
forget 90 put up AZ tie Union hotel
W. ]. Morden h proprietor ana you
Can rest assured that The accommOda-
tons will be nust-class. Mr.. Morden
keeps the finest wines liquors. and ci-
gars ON the market Ak0 billiard aud
pool tables.
The billiard and pool tournament ad-
vertsed 10 come Of at the Big Six was
carried out In full. The pool tourna-
ment was decided a tie between Austin
Crawford and Geo. Richie Chas. Dunn
won the billiard prize Of $40. Ed Mag.
ner won the horse which was rallied OF
with a throw Of thirty mine.
At a Ameeting IN Dalglishls hall Mon
day evening. Dec. Goth. the Chloride
Social Cub was organized with the fol-
lowing officers: Al. +. Trudeau. pres
ident, and Henry A. Schmidt. secretary
and treasurer. The obiec. Of this club
will be 10 give social dances and other
social entertainments.
The coming year being leap year will
give the young ladies a chance to pop
the question much to the discontinue
or pleasure. rs the case may be. TO our
bashful youngme w expect 10 hear
things pop pretty % and the young
men will either have to face the music
or take to the tall timber.
A new discovery of ore was made In
the Silver Monument last week. the ore
body is said TO be richer and OF greatr
dimensions than any body of ore here
tofore found in this property. Speci-
mems Of ore from the new discovery are
beauties; the ore Is borenite and is
beautifully and heavily decorated with
pure native silver. The particulars OF
the new strike have not yet been learn
ed.
Everyone has taken new courage
since it is known that a sampler will be
put up at the mill where every miner
will find a ready cash sale for his ores.
This new feature is truly the kew
which will unlock the treasure vaults
of the hills that surround US, and the
day is not far distant when Chloride
will no longer be a quiet and unknown
village but will be known through the
land as a wide-awake bullion producing
centre, and will thus reclaim her orig
inal title, Chloride City.
Beef, pork, mutton. eorned beef. head
cheese mince meat and sausage meat
at STAILEY Bros.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

Interests here ME Pardy expressed
Il ~ hts opinion that II the German
and other claims continuod 10 show up
a favorable AZ n present the erection
Of a large smelier Il IBIS point would
not be among The lnprobabillucs OF
the near future.
4 pleasant dance. with supper, was
given here Wednesday night A
wagon load Of Chloride ladies and
gentlemen helped agreeably 10 10 swell
the number Of dancers. Mr.. James
McClinton led the music. efficiently as-
sisted by Messrs. Reilly. Knisely. An
thonY. Moore and Mayer. Under the
influence Of the dulect strains OF mu.
sic elected by these gentlemen, every
body was put into the best Of hnmor.
The fun waxed fast and furious, a.
one after the other couple caught the
eontagion, and waned only with the
approach Of the "we sma' hours" Of
morning.
fairview celebrated the Christmas
holidays with horse races and u tour.
nament In the half mile race,
Monday, between the Kingsbury horse
and Dude, the former came out ahead.
This was followed Immediately By the
tournament. of which resulted In Chas.
Yaple taking drst prize. SIS: the sec
ond, $40; third. sIO and fourth 50. pri-
yes being awarded to I'D. Hull, Harry
Reilly and w. Is. Blevins. respectively.
A stiff wind did much to'prevent any
extraordinary feats OF ~"spearing" the
rings. In The Monday, GOO yards race,
run by Perieo, Billy Kingsbury and
Sanford, the horses came m the order
given.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
A Valuable Medical Treatise

The edition foe 1855 OF the sterling Medical
Annual, known rs Hostetter's Almanac, Is
now ready, and may be obtained. free of cost
OF druggists aud general country dealers in
all parts of the United States. Mexico, aud
indeed In every civilized portion of the
Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly ut the commencement
of every year for over nth of II century.
IL combines. with the soundest practical adj
vice for the preservation and restoration OF
healthh, a large amount of interesting and
amusing light reading, and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, chro biological
items, etc are prepared with great cara,
and Will be- found entirely accurate. The issue
of Hostetter's Almanac or 1sSs win prob.
ably be the largest ed ton of n medical
work ever published In Amy country. The
proprietors, M9ssrs. Hosietter & Co, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, on receipt of Il two-cent stamp,
will forward a o by mail TO any person
VINO cannot procure one In his %neighbor-
hoo
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
NOTICE

Tt tho Sheriff. Treasurer, Constables and
Collectors Of Sierra County, New Mextco;
NOU are hereby notified TO render to the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Sierra County. Now Mexico. at their next
injecting 10 be held ut ~Hillsborough In said
county, on the FIRST Monday In January, 1885,
your account with said Sierra county for
the year ending December 3lst, lss7.
by order of the board,
JIM. WEBSTER,
ns1 Clerk.
Hmsborourh. N. H., Eoy. Ttil, 1857. 81
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

A Happy New Year 10 all.
Mr.. Thomas Yerby returned TO Chic
ride last Wednesday.
The miners In Black hawk gulch re-
port their properties looking well.
RI DAVIDSON has completed assess
ment work ON the Bonanza, on South
Fork.
The Black Range L%ixiviation com
pany Is still taking out good ore fromthe
Apache.
All persons indebted to THE BLACK
RANGE are respectfully requested to
pay up.
Snyder Bros. & Scarce shipped eigh-
teen car loads of cattle north last week.
The Christmas ball was well attend
ed last Monday night and every body
had a good time.
The social club has already sent
away for the masks for the grand mas
querade ball February i4th.
The Silver Monument is DOW taking
'out better ore than ever before and
teams are now hauling the ore to the
railroad.
Anyone finding a No. 70 gents low
necked shoe will confer a favor by re-
turning the same to the d. G. L. &c. Go.
meat market.
A grand masquerade ball will be CIV
on under the auspices Of the Chloride
Social Club, February 14th, 1888. Look
out for advertisement next week.
Immediately after the holidays the
mill will resume work and will clean up
all the ore In the bins so as TO make
ready for the erection of the sampling
works.
The force of workmen on the Read
fuster will be doubled after January
list end ths knocking down and taking
out OF ore will be briskly carried on.
Andy Kelly, who returned from Las
Cruces last week, says, the garden of
Eden, (Mesills Valley,) looked more like
an Esquimaux park in January than a
summer winter resort.
Mr.. Austin Crawford and Mira.
Amanda Hass. both OF this place,
were united In marriage last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford have the best
! wishes Of all who know them.
Mr.. II. N. Castle while here express
cd himself highly pleased with the
mining outlook Of u camp since his
visit here last summer. Mr.. Castle left
for Topeka on Mondays coach.
The Christmas tree finance commit
tee have some twelve or fourteen dol
lars left on Its hands after paying all
expenses of The tree, and how TO dispose
of thesurplus is a dilemma. What's the
matter with giving it to the public
schoolf
The residence OF Thos. Davis, on
Mineral creek, had a narrow escape
from being destroyed by fire on Christ
mas day and was only saved from de-
struction by prompt action. The FIRE
caught in the roof from q defective
stove pipe.
1aessrs. Houghton and Winram are
steadily working their Mail Line, on
Dry creek. The Mail Line has q body
of ore eighteen inches In width and a
recent shipment gave returns Of over
$50 per ton. There are now several
tons of shipping ore or the dump.
The Christmas tree festivities which
came off here last Saturday night was
a complete success. Dalghsh's hall
was filed with an audience to wit
ness the entertainment give by Miss
Bunker's pupils and to behold the
beauties Of the Christmas treo which
was beautifully ladened with gifts for
the little folks and as we'll as for the
older ones. The able manner In which
the children carried out their severa
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified 20 take no
"A ore or material from the "BEffom"
claim on Dry creek-attempted to be relocat.
ed under the name Of the "~Perieo"-as we
shall hold all persons responsible meddllng
with said claims Nor will we be responsible
for any work done on said claim outside of
contracts let by us or our order.
The south Western Mining Company,
Aprs.i II. N. CASTLE. Pres
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
4 Distinguished clerEymsn's Tssti.
iony.

4 Dissinauished ClerEynsn's Tssti.
nony.
Rev. +. II. Pickens, President Of the
Methodist Protestant Church Of South
Carolina, writes from Grsenyille:
About four years ago ] was attached
with what the physicians pronounced
neuralgia rheumatism, accompanied with
erysipelas. My appetite failed me entirely,
and / had an intermitting pulse n very
irregular pulsations Of the heart A ter
rible pain aoon came into my chest and
shoulders, and / became 90 helpless that l
could attend to no business at all. The
pains were movable, and would sometimes
pass frum one part of my body TO another
Finally the erysipelas broke out on my left
hand and arm, and produced much SWELL
ing. / was for eighteen months afflicted
In this way, and Of course used u great
many kinds Of medicines, but nothing gave
me relief Friends finally persuaded me
10 try Swift's Specific I noticed 3 decided
improvement while taking the first bottle.
] continued It's use until had taken about
one dozen bottlss, when ] found myself
sound and we'll again. with no sign OF dis
ease left except a stiffness in my hand, .
result Of the o~rysipeias. While taking
the medicine l gained on an average TIVE
pounds Of nesh per week. ! think s. 8 &
. valuable medicine. and / frequently
recon nerd Ii 20 my friends"
Write to the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ca for a Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, mailed hoS 70 anyone"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
NOTICE

TNIIE undersigned, owners OF Argonaut-
Consolidated Mine. tuate In Palomas
Mining District. Sierra County. New Mexico,
having bonded said property win not be re.
sponsible for working the same during exist
ing bond. WILLIAM DUNN
j.. III. DRAKE.
Hermoss, n NJ, Nov. LIST. 1887.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

A messenger-boy's d~iary-Monday,
hired; Tuesday, tired; Wednesday,
ired-Newark Sunday Call.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
FAIRVIEW.

OLD PAPERS for sale at this Office.
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~zsEgazLE aDGsfs.GIE5 .

A.. 4. s.. l;i!s E'zs2as.-J. Wakefield Cert
land. 81 deg, Deputy OF the Inspector General
Tor North Carolina.
Gyrens - .J.r3, X. -. i. Pavt-r Eminent
Com mrldu !cr; JCrG s,)Es, Secretary. NtctS first
WedEes&ay uisht ii each month.
A5h:yIie GaIpitr, Il. I. III. G. FGrg Sigh
Priest; ). Hamu-rgnl5E, Secretary. Meets
he Secoud "wednesday aigh. II each mouth.
Il. Hsrs2gB LDGQt. No. llo, i. :. Il A. N
a. }. Blair WorShipfIl Master: ElTnton
'ecrcta7y. Meets the 5r3t Friia" night IN each
,sctnaaa1G Lodgc, &. Of Il, 10. G.5. = E
cvJ, Dictator ; Jordan Stone, Secretary.
Geci, the first and third Monday nights in each
mlE.r.
H.nch Broad Cou'.ca, No. 7Gl, l.. As Lii
pin. Ky, Regent; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets
In he hall of the Knights cfHonor on the second
he fourth Moniav nights in each month.
AsleviHe Lo5qc 4. 7. & 4. L q. D. Wake
isl1 Cortland, W. NJ; J. 4. COnant, Sec. Meets
II Masonic Hail third THURSDAY night IN each
month at O'Clock, and Isl and 18th Thursday
night for instruction.
The 4siey1s PisJlie Library, over hir.,iIcf,-
icr'S Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and .pazt
Ioor 10 Tie Bank OF Ashev1ile is open TO- VIZ
tors from IS .. N. 20 ,. Ia. aad from $50 to
$50 z. m.
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\ fresh lot of Malaga grapes and Pa
manca oranges just in at Coob: & La
barbe's, No. 20, North Maik st.
You want to see that $500 Goat But
ton Shoe ct J. o. Howell's.
Buy your groceries from S. w. Nc
Crary and have them delivered free.
If
Curtain Poles with brass fixtures COM
plete for so cents, at WHITLoCK's.
Derby Hats in Youman's, D~nzap's, and
MilLers ShdpeS-seUeraI colors.
O8deodtf H. REDWOOD & co.
Merino and Wool Half Hose at Whit
locks.
Large stock of White and Scarlet I'm
derwear for Ladies and Misses just in,
at WHITEoCK's.
Large and well selected stock ofLadies'
and Misses Woo Cashmere and Merino
Hose just in, at WHITLocK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-13
The Funeral of the Anarchists not Ac-
cording to Programme.
by telegraph to the AIh0viIl0 Citlze ;.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-It looks vsrv
much this morning as if the city
authorities would refuse to allow
the friends of the executed Anar.
chlsts to carey out their programme
respecting the funerals which are
set for tomorrow. 1t has been
learned that Mayor Roche, Chief
Police Eborsold, inspector Bonfield,
and the commissioner of public
works Swift have had a long con.
ference respecting what they would
or would not allow. The Chief and
Mayor are both set against permit
ting crowds to line the streets
through which the cortegs proposes
passing. And it may be that the
burials ofthe reds" will have to be
made separately. An incident oc-
cured this morning which shows the
tsaalE3Seeif- Of the law, abi9ings people 81
the city. Spies was member of
the Aurora Turnverin. Some 80.
members of the organiza.
ton placed the flag at half mast on
the Aurora Turnverin hall. 1t had
nnt been there long before owners
OF the building ordered the flag Ia
ken down, and 1t was done. 1t is
strongly hinted that the Anarchists
Of the Woldheim cemetery, one in
winch Ii is proposed to bury tho
reds, aad over their graves erect
a monument, were seriously con-
sldering whether it was not their
duty to refuse resting place for the
Anarchists remaining within their
enclosure at least they will not al
low a monument. Both owners of
the Aurora Turnverin hall, it may
be interesting to know, are, Ger.
mans. 1t is also learned that Turu
nverin hall would most likely 70.
fuse to ALLOW the body of Spies to
lie in safe in the hall as was suus
posed.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-13
a RApLY DAMAdFn CROWD.

One of the boarders at Battery
Park Hotel. anxious to learn the
news from the hanging of the Anar-
chists Friday told one of the por-
ters to call the CITIZEN office by tell
ephone and ask for information. He
was answered that "four were hung,
two commuted, and one killed him
self" He reported that -four were
hung, two were communicated and
one killed he-self."- The informa-
ton was entirely satisfactory.
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The FRANKLIN Press.

Mr.. j. R. Christy, ono of tho prOprietors
of the above paper, retires, and is sue
ceedad by his brother, ]. 7. Christy and
Mr.. f. s. Johnston. The latter is son OF
Mr.. Jackson Johnston, of Franklin. and
a nephew of the Hon. Thomas D. Johns
ton. He is graduate of Oxford College,
Georgia, and has given good promise OF
an excellent record and useful career.
In neat announcement, the editors
declare their purpose to retain the Press
in its old path, as q Democratic journal,
and also largely applying itself to the up
building of the material interests of itG
section of the State.
In all it's purposes, the Press has the
cordial good we'll wishes of the CITIZEN
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-13
DEATH OF Mr.. OcTAv1vs COHEN.

!
A Savannah (Ga) dispatch of the 10th
says: "Mr. Octavius Cohen, q we'll
known cotton factor on Bay street, was
found dead this morning at his residence
on Harris street near Drayton. Mr.
Cohcn's family is away and he has been
sleeping at home and taking his meals at
his mothers across the street. This
morning he did not 60 to breakfast and
Mr.. Calvin Phillips, his brother-in law
and partner, went over to INQUIRE for him.
A Colored servant went in 70 call Mr.
Cohen, but his bedroom was empty. On
entering the bathroom his body was
found there, partly undressed The bath
tub was about halt filed with water and
it appeared that he had gone into the
room to take bath. The room was fill
ed with gas and the full head was found
turned o.. Drs. Houstin, Duncan and
Martin were summoned. DR.. HoustiD,
who was the first to arrive, found the
body warm and Mr.. Cohen seemed to be
asphyxiated. The physician tried to
resuscitate him, but every effort failed.
The doctor; think that no was dead when
found. He had been complaining for
several days of severe headaches. He
also had some heart trouble. To relieve
the headache he so etimes used chloro
form and bottle was found in his bed
room. 1t is supposed that after he got up
to take a bath he inhaled some of the
anesthetic and it stopped the action of
the heart. Mr.. Cohen was Al years of
age. Heleaves wido v and two children.
Mrs Cohen is in Asheville with very
sick child. The flag on the Cotton Ex-
change is at half-maBt to-day in respect
to the memory of Mr.. Cohen, who was a
member of that body"
Mrs. Cohen and children W<re at Maj.
w. W. McDowell's when this sad acci-
dent occurred. Mr.. e. lad left them but
a few days before. Mrg. C. left the night
of the ilth by the Spartanburg train.
Mr.. c., we learn. was having handsome
residence erected in South Asheville,
and contemplated removing to this city
SOC =, 50 We are informed.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-13
The THEsPIAN CLUB.

IHE THEsPIAN CLUB.
At meeting of the Thespian Club
held Friday evening in the rooms
of Prof. H. o. Hines, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, D. F. Summey ;
Secretary and Treasurer, Lawrence
McLoud Business Manager, H. o.
Hines; Committee on Plays, Messrs.
H. o. Hines, Jno. Campbell and D.
F. Summey. The Club concluded
to give new play shortly after the
holidays. After all business had
been transacted the evening closed
with vocal and instrumental music,
sandwiched with delicious refresh
ments. The members are indebted
to Prof. Hines for a pleasant even>
ing's enjoyment